The two new locations are at the Johor JPJ Complex in Taman Daya and the Road Transport Academy in Larkin.
Currently, the only collection centre in Johor is at the TCSens office in Danga Bay, which can serve 300 vehicles per day.
They can serve up to 800 and 400 vehicles respectively per day, the JPJ said in a statement on Sept 19. A VEP can be used to pay toll fees on Malaysian highways, as well as the RM20 road charge levied on foreign vehicles when they enter Malaysia.
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